Police hunt two men in Stamford killing
Stamford police seek two men in connection with the slaying of 42 year old Andrew Mitchell amid an argument in a hotel corridor. Mitchell, his brother Robert, and a woman Dorothy Webb were in a Hotel Rockland room when the quarrel began, Webb told officers the dispute centered on who was involved.
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Dean's List student named at Boston College education school
Maureen Lee Howard of 161 Red Oak Road was named to the Dean's List for the first semester at Boston College's School of Education. The sophomore is a BU student.
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Local Shooting Claims Life in Stamford Hotel
A man named Mitchell was shot in a Stamford hotel room after an assailant fired at him. A roomer reported hearing shots and seeing Mitchell fall into the adjacent room. he died about 30 minutes later at Stamford Hospital.
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Titan 3 rocket orbits five in one space display
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Titan 3 rocket completes an eight flight test by deploying three science satellites and two Velas robot detectors to monitor treaty compliance. The craft launches at 5 01 am, achieves an elliptical orbit from 5379 to 69159 miles, and separates its five payloads. Velas detectors aim to spot atmospheric and space nuclear detonations with improved precision as part of the 1963 treaty framework.
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Nurse Declines Offers From Her Comrades Death
Corazon Amarao a nurse who survived the dormitory massacre rejects book and magazine offers saying she does not want to profit from the death of her comrades. State's Atty John Stamos notes protective measures taken before her departure for the Philippines after the Speck murder trial.
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Waterbury Man Guilty In Wife's Auto Death
Waterbury 63 year old William Smith found guilty of manslaughter in the death of his wife after a car struck her in the family driveway. Judge Leo Gaffney set May 9 for sentencing. Mrs. Smith died Jan 29 from injuries suffered Jan 11. Jury deliberated 3.5 hours.
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New Haven Man Sentenced After Yale Student Rape Case
Milan C Baron 22 pled guilty to the rape of a Yale University divinity student. A 12 member jury found him guilty and he was sentenced to 10 to 20 years in prison. The case had been delayed due to reluctance to prosecute.
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Switzerland reports a record cotton crop
Switzerland announces a record cotton harvest with higher yields across provinces. Officials attribute the increase to favorable weather, improved seed quality, and extended growing seasons boosting production and export prospects. Farm groups signal stronger market demand domestically and abroad.
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